Hardline members of the UUP opposed to the 1998
Good Friday Agreement have issued their own ``post-election
strategy'', calling for a ``better agreement''.
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Donaldson trio launch `five commitments'
Published November 19, 2003
Election previews - Foyle & East Derry
This is the second installment of a five-part constituency-by-
constituency analysis of the parties and candidates in the
up-coming Belfast Assembly elections, to be held on November
26th.
Published November 19, 2003
BRUTAL MURDER BID IN NORTH BELFAST
A savage sectarian attack has left a Catholic father-of-one
badly disfigured.
Published November 19, 2003
Policing controversy follows protest arrest
A young man who was arrested at a Sinn Féin protest rally outside a British Army barracks in Omagh was released on bail in the High Court in Belfast today.
Published November 19, 2003
Real IRA `lured police into bomb trap'
A bomb planted by dissident republicans in the seaside town of
Newcastle, County Down was defused today amid accusations by
the PSNI police that the group had sought to kill members of
the Crown forces.
Published November 19, 2003
Unionist leaders criticised for childish spat
The leaders of the North's two largest unionist parties
descended into a public slanging match on the streets of east
Belfast yesterday.
Published November 19, 2003
Campaign heats up with unity prediction
A prediction by Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness that there could
be a united Ireland by 201 has set the tone of the debate in
the last week of campaigning for the Assembly election.
Published November 19, 2003
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I love elections. I find them exciting. Can't believe that in my day I voted for Gerry Fitt (several times) and now I -- a Sinn Féin supporter - am being asked to vote for pro-Agreement parties that include the SDLP, the Ulster Unionists and the Progressive Unionist Party! I shall do as I am asked and vote down the line and across the spectrum in the knowledge that it is unlikely to be reciprocated but in the hope that it will help create a culture where in the future it one day might.
Published November 17, 2003
Appeal to Dublin, UN over Orange judiciary
A Victims' group is seeking a meeting with the Irish
government amid growing concerns that unionist paramilitaries
are being treated leniently by the courts.
Published November 17, 2003
Election previews - Antrim East & North
This is the first installment of a five-part constituency-by-
constituency analysis of the parties and candidates in the
up-coming Belfast Assembly elections, to be held on November
26th.
Published November 17, 2003
Former IRA man held by U.S. authorities
An Irish citizen who was once convicted on IRA charges is
being held in U.S. federal custody pending a probable cause
and detention hearing scheduled for Tuesday.
Published November 17, 2003
Mr Gerry Adams senior, a veteran republican and a former
prisoner, has died after an illness at the Royal Victoria Hospital
in west Belfast.
Published November 17, 2003
Loyalists blast north Belfast home
Loyalists have been blamed for a weekend blast bomb attack on a north Belfast house, which left one man badly shocked.
Published November 17, 2003
Protests at planned hospital cutbacks
New health reform proposals have led to large protests and a
bitter public spat betweeen the Minister for Defence, Michael
Smith and the Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern.
Published November 17, 2003
Sinn Féin today launched its `Agenda for Government',
which sets out the party's policies for the incoming Assembly
and Executive.
Published November 17, 2003
The revelation that 180,000 voters in the North have been disenfranchised highlights the discriminatory mess created by the Six-County Electoral Office. The introduction of restrictive new measures, and the attitude of the Office to accessibility and voter facilitation has ensured that while other voters are out having their say on 26 November, a very significant minority will be staying at home.
Published November 14, 2003
Furore over new taxes and cutbacks
The 26-County government is facing a `winter of discontent'
after it signalled its intention to raise 91 Million Euros
through new ``stealth taxes'' and cut social welfare schemes by
58 million Euros.
Published November 14, 2003
Over 200,000 unable to vote - report
About 170,000 people in the North of Ireland, some 13% of the
electorate, will not be able to vote in the Assembly election
because they have been removed from the register, a report by
the Electoral Commission shows.
Published November 14, 2003
After the treatment of Martin McGuinness by Lord Saville at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry last week, it might be interesting to muse a little on the objectivity of both the distinguished Lord in his manner of conducting the inquiry, and on that of the British media, which turned up in vast numbers for the first time at the Guildhall, Derry, on day 390 of the inquiry to pick over in minute detail the evidence given by Martin McGuinness. So, consider the following:
Published November 14, 2003
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams tonight urged unionist voters
to vote for his party in the Belfast Assembly Election on
November 26.
Published November 14, 2003
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